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New flavored vape ban only applies to reusable cartridges, so teens are switching to disposables
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. government on Thursday began enforcing restrictions on flavored electronic cigarettes aimed at curbing underage vaping. But some teenagers may be one step ahead of the rules.
Parents, researchers and students warn that some young people have already moved on to a newer kind of vape that isn't covered by the flavor ban.
These disposable e-cigarettes are sold under brands like Puff Bar, Stig and Fogg in flavors such as pink lemonade, blueberry ice and tropical mango.
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Teen starting nonprofit after receiving double lung transplant from vaping
A Michigan teen who received the country's first double lung transplant due to vaping is starting a nonprofit to help promote health and wellness among his peers.
Quit Help For Teens
My Life, My Quit Program is for young people ages 12-17 in Michigan who want help to quit all forms of tobacco including vaping. My Life, My Quit Coaches help youth:
• Develop a quit plan
• Cope with stress
• Learn about nicotine
• Get ongoing support
My Life, My Quit is always free and confidential.
Youth can TEXT/CALL 855.891.9980 or Chat online with a Coach
Eaton County Substance Awareness Advisory Group
Email: ecsaag@eatonresa.org
Website: www.eatondrugfree.org
Location: 1790 Packard Highway, Charlotte, MI, United States
Phone: 517-541-8711
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ECSAAG/
Twitter: @ecsaag